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Audit On Accounts Receivable: Oni Cosmetics
Audit On Accounts Receivable: Oni Cosmetics
AUDIT ON
ACCOUNTS
RECEIVABLE
For the month ended February 2022
ONI COSMETICS
COMPANY
AUDIT REPORT
DATE: March 2, 2022
We conducted an audit of Accounts Receivable for the month of February 2022. Our audit objectives
were to determine whether there were adequate controls and procedures in place to guarantee that
accounts receivables were properly documented, related allowances for doubtful accounts are
appropriately calculated and collection and write-off processes are adequately managed.
Our audit disclosed that ONI Cosmetics must put in a lot more effort in the areas of collecting
receivables, aging receivables, organizing customer list and providing documentation for how
allowances are computed. Furthermore, more extensive reconciliations should be performed on a regular
basis, and the overall process would benefit from more complete documented policies and procedures.
The primary objective of our audit was to determine whether there are adequate controls and
procedures in place to ensure that accounts and notes receivables are properly recorded, related
allowances for doubtful accounts are appropriately calculated and collection and write-off processes are
adequately managed.
Our audit included ONI Cosmetics receivables for the month of February 2022. The audit
included the review of 50 accounts receivable as of February 2022. ONI Cosmetic’s unaudited gross
receivable balance was ₱ 638,000 net of allowance for doubtful accounts of ₱ 604,500. The audit
included tests of the accounting records and such other auditing procedures as we considered
necessary.
The objective in conducting this audit was to see if there are enough controls and procedures in
place to guarantee that accounts receivables are handled properly. To attain these the audit procedures
established and implemented are:
The auditors made an accounts receivable database analysis to investigate the number of
customers, their information and account balances. This procedure ensures that all accounts are
properly documented, and all invoices are encoded. This is necessary to compare them to supporting
documentation to see if they were billed in the correct amounts, to the correct customers, and on the
correct dates.
The audited analysis report were mostly derived from utilizing Microsoft excel establishing
analysis through VLOOK UP function for identifying credit limits and discount percentage ,
conditional formatting for discussion and pivot tables for aging report.
AUDIT FINDINGS
Based on our audit, ONI Cosmetics must put in a lot more effort in the areas of collecting
receivables, aging receivables, organizing customer list, and providing documentation for how
allowances are computed. Furthermore, more extensive reconciliations should be performed on a
regular basis, and the overall process would benefit from more complete documented policies and
procedure.
Some customer accounts were not recorded in the company’s customer list. Specifically, we found
the following customer accounts:
Since these accounts were not recorded in the customer list, not credit limit is enacted upon. These
accounts might not be vetted through legitimate process which is an internal issue concerning accounts
receivable balances and how Oni Cosmetics issue credit.
There are credit or accounts receivable balances which is greater than their credit limit which calls
for strict credit policy. Specifically, we found the following accounts exceeding their credit limit.